Ten episodes have come and gone since the premiere of “Franklin & Bash.” This show started out as “summer fun,” but it has become more than that. It’s like seeing a very good-looking person who is also charming — its got it all! And the season finale had just that. Wednesday night, Franklin and Bash were put in tough position when their boss was jailed and charged with murder. And the worst part is, is that he’s very much guilty. Nevertheless, the young lawyers set out to defend their client (and boss), and still manage to juggle in a Margarita Monday.

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This week Franklin and Bash go back to high school and explore the million dollar question, “what is it about high school that never leaves us?” The episode ‘Bachelor Party’ was full of cliched situations, like teachers sleeping with students and fiances sleeping with hookers during their bachelor parties, but if you’re an avid “Franklin & Bash” viewer, then you know that there’s really nothing cliche about these situations. Once again, our boys are able to deliver an entertaining episode. It just keeps getting better.

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Leave it to Franklin and Bash to defend strippers-turned-pole-dancing-instructors. In last night’s episode of “Franklin & Bash,” things took a nasty turn when the two best friends were pit against each other in a court of law. The two had sworn never to let a case come between them, but when their two clients turn against each other, they have no choice but to place ‘the wall of China’ in between. It isn’t before long when they start trying to outshine each other with silly tricks and copycat nonsense, like two boys in a playground. So who won? Check out below…

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An untrustworthy millionaire rollerblades into the Infeld Daniels law firm, with a hot bikini blonde in one arm and a bag full of cash on the other. Playing the part of the millionaire D-bag is non other than Jason Alexander. Last night’s “Franklin & Bash” was put to the test. The duo of young lawyers were forced to look at their tactics. Are they ethical? Are the right or wrong? Thankfully they have a wonderful boss who cares less about money and more about charity work. Let’s see what worked in ‘Big Fish.’

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“Franklin & Bash” has some daddy issues. Wednesday night was filled with father/son plots, including a Franklin twisted  family reunion. Sadly, there were no Margarita Mondays to attend to during this episode, but you’ll be happy to know that Franklin and Bash did go back to their favorite burger joint for a small celebration. This week’s episode was somewhat different than the ones before it so let’s take a look. Was it for the better or worse?

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Old lady hookers, margarita Mondays and drunken closing arguments were all a part of Wednesday night’s “Franklin & Bash.” The bromance-comedy show took on a life of its own this week. Sexual tensions rose at Infeld Daniels and one of Franklin and Bash’s old high school buddies dropped by for a visit. As always, it was a fun night of twists, which seem to be the speciality of this show. Sure, the photo above may be a little ridiculous for a show about lawyers in court, but don’t dismiss it just yet. It’s campy and silly and cool, geez. And despite ‘the twist’ that occurs in every episode, this show keeps things fresh and that’s mostly due to the lead actors who give great comedic performances every time.

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After three weeks of the Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Breckin Meyer bromance “Franklin & Bash” has become something to anticipate. The show continues to be great week after week. This week’s episode didn’t end with courtrooms and suits, rather a party and drinks (which was nice and refreshing). Yup, “Franklin & Bash” is becoming one of the funnest things on TV (and a nice break from those terrible teenage drama shows I’m so addicted to).

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This week we’re back with our guys in suits, “Franklin & Bash.” It seems like we’re developing a trend with this show of ridiculous opening scenes. More than anything though, I think this show will praised for being a bromance. There’s so many shows about girlfriends out there (both reality and scripted), it’s nice to see that guys also have friends. With that in mind, let’s begin our take on this week’s episode of “Franklin & Bash.”

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Last night was the premiere of “Franklin & Bash” starring “Saved By the Bell” actor Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Road Trip‘s Breckin Meyer. Like the characters in their previous projects, Gosselaar and Meyer, play a pair of young and outspoken lawyers who like to do things their way. Their boyish charm will get them hot women and land them sweet jobs, but we’ll also get to see another side to the world of law and order that we don’t regularly see in “Law & Order” – the goofy, campy side. Let’s see if this comedy show has the chops to make it though the summer.

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